Boston (ECN) - The Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington has come out and stated that kids' meals at many fast food restaurants are loaded with calories.

The report looked at nearly 1,500 food choices for kids in fast food chains such as KFC, Taco Bell, Chick-fil-A, Sonic, and o thers.

They found that out of all of the kids' meals, 93% of the fast food choices for kids exceeded 430 calories, or more than one-third of the recommended daily calories for kid aged 4 to 8.

They also found that 45% of the kids' meals ere high in saturated and trans fats, with 86% being high in sodium.

This shows that kids' meals are not helping any in terms of fighting obesity, as it is hard for kids to have a healthy meal at these locations.